Richard Buxton is a Football Correspondent at Investment Week. He specializes in competitive sports, sports business, and broadcasting, with a particular focus on the dynamics of professional sports in the United Kingdom and beyond. Richard's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent outlets including The Times, The Telegraph, Yahoo News UK, and Citywire.
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Richard Buxton's focus is primarily on local football events, particularly those involving Liverpool and Everton FC. His coverage includes injury updates, match analyses, and related government announcements. To effectively engage with Richard, consider providing insights into the mentioned teams' performances, player injuries, or any relevant government decisions impacting these clubs.
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Liverpool’s clash with Manchester United is at risk of postponement.
Liverpool’s clash with Manchester United has avoided late postponement..
Liverpool were held by Manchester United in a four-goal thriller.
The Court of Appeal affirmed the distinction between Section 20 of the Children Act 1989 and Section 175 of the Housing Act 1996. It clarified that fulfilling homelessness criteria under Section 175 does not automatically require accommodation under Section 20. The judgment highlights the distinct legal purposes of these provisions and reinforces the local authority's discretion in accommodation decisions.
By: Richard Buxton
The Supreme Court upheld that a beneficiary can transfer their beneficial interest in private company shares to the trustee orally, without the need for written documentation, due to the exception under Section 53(2) of the Law of Property Act 1925.
The US economy looks well positioned as Trump becomes president, while rising taxes and moderate rate cuts mean the UK will likely struggle in 2025.
The Court of Appeal upheld a non-binary teenager's legal right to change their given name, emphasizing the child's welfare, Article 8 ECHR rights, and the importance of self-identity, overriding parental objections and setting a significant precedent.
By: Richard Buxton
The Court of Protection restricted a daughter's influence over her elderly mother, citing undue influence, by modifying LPAs, mandating supervised contact, and employing both the Mental Capacity Act and inherent jurisdiction to protect the vulnerable individual.
The Upper Tribunal (UT) was asked whether a contribution to an employee benefit trust (EBT) made by a company constitutes ‘taxable earnings'.
The Court of Appeal (CoA) had to determine the habitual residence of a newborn child to determine which council was responsible for the care of a baby born prematurely.
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